St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-15
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULFS.

Ii. c. Hanke is quite i'll.
Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
$500, III. 90.
There will be special services at the Fifth
Presbyterian church this week.
Two cases each of scarlet fever and diph-
iberia were reported yesterday.
Rev. W. P. Hobbs will address the Prohibi-
ton club at Tollifson's hall this afternoon at
2 O'Clock.
w. Satterlee will address the Eighth
Ward Prohibition club at Chestnut hall this
afternoon.
The case against Nick Eckes, of Osseo,
charged with selling liquor on Sunday, has
been nollied.
The committee on arrangements for the
millers' picnic will hold meeting Wednes-
day morning.
Bishop Fowler will lecture on "Great
Deeds of Great Men, at Centenary church
tomorrow evening.
The Norwegian Temperance society will
be addressed at DANA hall this afternoon by
ID. c. Bell and o. ROsendal.
Citizens of the Ninth ward have organized
an Improvement association, and will adopt
bylaws Thursday evening.
Seventh ward citizens have organized a
relief association, with the following officers:
President Mrs. Swindell; secretary, Miss
Dawley; treasurer, Mrs. Payne.
Church of Christ Disciples, corner Portland
avenue and Eleventh street. Rev. Enos
Campbell, pastor. Morning service at 1880;
evening service at g; Sunday school, 1890.
Committees have waited upon Patsey Cardiff
and Pat Killen, who have consented to run
for the Kirmess diamond ring which is now
on exhibition at Elliott's jewelry store on
Nlcollet avenue, with other valuable presents.
Members of the Wergeland Lodge No. 10,
IL: ii. H., VIII meet at Petersons hall, corner
of Thirteenth avenue south and Washington,
on Tuesday, May II, Mt / o'clock p. NJ, to
make preparations for the parade.
The Minneapolis Spiritual Band of Prog
ress Will hold mediums meeting at
O'Clock, and at 7:30 there will be a lecture by
an inspirational speaker, in Malcolm's hall,
on Nicollet avenue, Inday, May 10, 1887. E
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Hawkins will celebrate
the twentieth anniversary of their wedding
Wednesday evening by Il reception at their
residence on Third avenue northeast A
large number of invitations have been issued.
w. M. knight, street commissioner of the
Tenth ward, says that he has only worked
his men eight hours day since May l, and
will not work more unless an order of the
city council. He wishes that men who make
speeches would tell nothing but the truth.
The Law club met as usual at the municipal
court room last night After a general dis
cussion of business the case of Herman VS..
Chapman was disposed of in the moot court.
A full meeting of all members is called for
next Saturday night whereat. business of.
great interest and importance is to be trans
acted.
A small blaze in Jewett's furniture factory
on Nicollet avenue, near-Seventh street,
called out the department last evening. The
damage was trifling. Hose Truck No. /,
while turning the corner of Third street and
Nicollet avenue, got off its balance and over
turned, but no one was hurt, nor was the
truck damaged.
Supt. Helm has made the following detail
of patrolmen under the command of Sergt.
Nelson for Tuesdays procession of Scandi-
navian societies: De Haven, Fourskin, John
son, Lndstrom. GusStaffson, Void, Knutson,
Quiltam. Shelly, Void, Bull, Martenson,
Oleson Stable, Swenson, o. Anderson, S.
Anderson.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Ludwig Nelson and Carrie Anderson, Fen
man A. Redgrave and Estelle b. Carleton,
Nels p Jasperson and Ida Roe Victor Sam
nelson and Hannah Nelson, Ulrich Knob
lanch and Annie Long, Albert Steers and
Hattie Dayle, Peter LampertZ and Mary G. C.
Roehl NJ. G. Munson and Mary Relling;
Elias Johnson and Mary johnson.
Don't go the lakes or elsewhere for the
summer and leave silverware or other
valuables or valuable papers in your house;
you can procure a safe in the Minnesota
Loan and Trust company's safe deposit
vaults for SIS per year Qess than cents per
day.. You can store trunk full of valuables
BY the end of this week the masonry work
on the street arch and the Twentieth avenue
north bridges will be completed. Work on
the Franklin avenue bridge will begin in a
short time. New plans for this bridge are
being prepared by the city engineer soon to
conform with the demands of those inter
ested in navigation. Plans for a cantilever
bridge, giving center opening of 400 feet
are also being made.